C++: Smarter Sorting Functions
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7One small tip that is still very useful - if you want to sort a vector on one property, but on a tie sort on another, but on a tie sort on another, etc., there is this thing called std::tie that will allow you to write that whole thing in a one-liner. Fast and easy.
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